Posted by Tad Nelson | Adultery, Divorce
Adultery can mean different things depending on the context. Psychologists often speak of “emotional adultery” when referring to spouses who… Continue reading Can My Spouse’s Online Activities Prove Adultery?
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Misdemeanor Crimes
Every crime in Texas is categorized by the Penal Code as either a felony or a misdemeanor. And while felony… Continue reading Misdemeanor Crimes: A Basic Overview
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Divorce
In Texas, adultery is not a crime. A spouse will not get a spot on their criminal record, pay a… Continue reading Adultery in Texas: A Basic Overview
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Divorce
If you think that you getting all the required dopes from on-going high-profile cases in Texas, then perhaps you are… Continue reading Why Some Local High-Profile Divorces Cases Hidden From the Texas Public?
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Child Support
One of the most challenging aspects of a divorce is dealing with the financial impacts. This can be made doubly… Continue reading Obtaining Child Support and Spousal Support in Houston
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Traffic Offenses
We love living in Texas, and in particular, the Houston metropolitan area. With so much to do in the city,… Continue reading Dealing with a Traffic Violation in League City or Galveston
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Divorce
There are a number of details that need to be sorted out in a divorce. One you may not immediately… Continue reading Income Tax Issues Following a Divorce
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Misdemeanor Crimes
Texas prosecutors often charge misdemeanor crimes as “lesser included offenses” to felony counts. This commonly occurs in assault cases. Under… Continue reading When Is a Misdemeanor a “Lesser Included” Offense to a Felony Charge in Texas?
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Drunk Driving, DWI
Under Texas law, drunk driving occurs whenever someone operates a motor vehicle with a measured blood-alcohol concentration of at least… Continue reading What Evidence Can Prosecutors Use to Prove Drunk Driving?
Read MorePosted by Tad Nelson | Child Support
Under normal circumstances, a child support order in Texas only lasts until a child reaches the age of 18 or… Continue reading Can a Judge Order Me to Support My Disabled Adult Child?
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